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Interviewer:

Hello, Mrs. Stevens. My name is Jane Phillips.

I’m the personnel director.

Applicant:   I’m pleased to meet you.

Interviewer:  Please have a seat.

Applicant:   Thank you.

Interviewer:  According to your resume, you have several years of office experience.

Applicant:   Yes. I’ve had over ten years’ experience.

Interviewer:  Tell me about your qualifications.

Applicant: 

I can type 100 words per minute. I’m proficient in many computer programs. I have 

excellent interpersonal skills, I am well organized, and I’m a very fast learner.

Interviewer:  I see that you have excellent references. Do you have any questions about the position?

Applicant:   Yes. What are the responsibilities in this position?

Interviewer:

We’re looking for someone to supervise two office clerks,handle all the correspondence, 

arrange meetings, and manage the front office. Have you had any supervisory experience?

Applicant:   Yes. I supervised three typists in my last position. What are the office hours, Mrs. Phillips?

Interviewer:  8:30 to 4:30, with an hour off for lunch. What are your salary expectations, Mrs. Stevens?

Applicant: 

I expect to be paid the going rate for this type of position. Can you tell me about the 

benefits you offer? 

Interviewer:

Yes. We provide full medical and dental coverage, a pension plan, and a three-week 

holiday per year. 

Applicant:   That’s very generous. When is the position available?

Interviewer:

We’re hoping the successful applicant can start at the beginning of next month. We’ll finish our 

interviews tomorrow and make a decision by the weekend. We’ll contact you next week.

Applicant:   Thank you very much. It’s been a pleasure meeting you. I hope to hear from you soon.

Interviewer:  Thank you for coming in to see us, Mrs. Stevens.